Derrick Favors (Utah Jazz)

Out of all of the people on this list, Derrick Favors is the biggest wild card. After being drafted by the Nets with the third pick in the 2010 draft, Favors was traded to the Jazz.

In limited time, Favors averaged 8.2 points and 5.2 rebounds in Utah, playing behind Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson. His athleticism and length make him a solid, young defender.

Favors will need to polish his offensive game, and will have the time to behind Millsap and Jefferson.

If Favors lives up to his potential, Enes Kanter and him might form the best young frontcourt in the league. In addition, Millsap and Jefferson would become expendable and the Jazz could turn them over for more players.